How Sam Mendes borrowed from his King Lear production at the National Theatre when making his second James Bond film, Spectre. …
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How Sam Mendes borrowed from his King Lear production at the National Theatre when making his second James Bond film, Spectre. …
[Read more...] about Spectre Review: Mendes pulls from Shakespeare
Writer-director Rick Alverson discusses his confronting new film Entertainment, in which he intended to "upend expectation of what a movie should be and what …
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Writer-director Adam Garnet Jones discusses his debut film Fire Song the first Canadian film about a Two-Spirited character, a Queer Native. It opens in Toronto …
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We’re in an age of mass extinction. For centuries, you might expect one species to go extinct per year, but thanks to human activities, these numbers have …
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Nicolás Pereda's Minotauro sees its North American debut in the Wavelengths section at this year's Toronto International Film Festival. This nigh impenetrable …
[Read more...] about TIFF 15: Minotauro has interesting ideas but overstays its welcome
This production will be screening in HD at cinemas across the US (dates vary) and in Canada on April 23 and 28, 2016. Find a Stratford Festival HD screening of …
[Read more...] about Stratford Festival 2015: Hamlet is a terrific, tense family drama